Baits is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BAITS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BAIT, to set a trap etc. with food
• deliberately annoy or taunt (someone)
• cause dogs to attack (a trapped or restrained animal)
• put bait on (a hook) or in (a trap, net, or fishing area) to entice fish or animals
NOUN:
• food placed on a hook or in a net, trap, or fishing area to entice fish or other animals as prey
• something intended to entice someone to do something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lure

Words related to BAITS

bait6 baited9 baiting10

Words that contain BAITS

rebaits9 redbaits11 buzzbaits31 crowbaits16 jailbaits18 clickbaits20 spoonbaits14 whitebaits18 crankbaits18 groundbaits15

How to use BAITS in a sentence

• Before sundown Sandy set out at right-angles over the plain, planting the baits.
• Then next morning he was up early, and off to the poison baits.
• Two more poison baits Sandy found pulled down in this manner.
• The failure of his poison baits he accepted as a sort of climax to his general bad luck.
• He sniffed at the bushes where the poison baits had hung.
• Bag-nets, baits, traps and all sorts of snares were manufactured.
• These are Baits not to be trifled with, Charms that have done a world of Execution, and made their way into Hearts which have been thought impregnable.
• Some of the girls now stole slyly about among the lines, and popped the baits timidly into the blue water.
• If their object was to lead him into a trap, of all baits they might use the promise to tell him who killed Banf was the one certain to attract him.
• If a man baits a line for fish, the fish will come, even if he declares there are no such things as fishes.
• While he baits, I will write a few lines, most heartily to congratulate thee on thy expected rage and impatience, and on thy recovery of mental feeling.
• A fish, swimming around in the dim depths under the ice, sees one of your baits, fancies it, and takes it in.
• We got a lot of hooks with chains attached to them, on which we put baits of raw meat.
• In rainy seasons, or when a crop is rising, it is necessary to resort to trapping, and many kinds of vegetable refuse make tempting baits for Slugs.
• But Lord Hartledon remained in London, utterly oblivious to the hints and baits held out for his return to Calne.
• Their baits are artful, designing, wicked men, and profligate, abandoned, and prostitute women.
• Then, one morning at daybreak, as I sat on a big rock pondering new baits and devices, a stir on an alder bush across the stream caught my eye.
• I had many subsequent interviews with Nikita, but though I strewed many baits, never again caught him out so completely.
• One of the baits held out by Germany to induce the Turks to enter the struggle, was a promise that they should be restored to complete supremacy in Egypt.
• For one thing, the easy initial victories are fine baits, lures, by which youths are caught and drawn into serious apprenticeship.
• And indeed, either openly or secretly, who has not? The devil always baits with a pretty wench, when he angles for a man, be his age, rank, or degree, what it will.
• When they have settled down he should place near them a hive smeared within with the same baits, and then, by blowing a light smoke around them, compel them to enter the hive.
• For a married woman must sacrifice her tresses on the altar of home, lest she snare other men with such sensuous baits.
• I know how these devils set their baits for the helpless immigrant, offering bread in return for a lip-conversion.
• By that time her brain was in a confused jumble of ideas about capturing moths with differing baits and bright lights.
• Several of the white residents tried, night after night, to hook them, but the monsters refused to look at the baits.
• The baits he swallows most are not edible and nourishing baits, but simply bright and gaudy ones.
• These were rival baits to those which the world fishes with, and were snapped at, when seen, with no less avidity.
• The policy is not to provoke a battle, but to entrap them nearer and nearer the city by holding out baits till they can be apprehended in a body.
• The sun, and who dare him disgrace With drink, that keeps his steady pace, Baits at the sea, and keeps good hours.
• The first two baits were put out late in the afternoon, and a bear got them both the next night.

Similar words containing BAIT without suffix s

bait6 baith10 baited9 baiter8 rebait8 baiters9 baiting10 rebaits9 redbait10 baitfish16 baitings11 buzzbait30 crowbait15 jailbait17 rebaited11 redbaits11 unbaited11 buzzbaits31 clickbait19 crowbaits16 jailbaits18 rebaiting12 redbaited13 redbaiter12 spoonbait13 whitebait17 crankbait17 baitfishes18 clickbaits20 groundbait14 redbaiters13 redbaiting14 spoonbaits14 whitebaits18 baitcaster14 crankbaits18 bearbaiting16 bullbaiting16 groundbaits15 scambaiting18 baitcasters15 bearbaitings17 bullbaitings17 groundbaited17 scambaitings19 groundbaiting18

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